Road Trip for Men's Health
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WHAT started off as plans for a road trip to Australia’s biggest music festival amongst nine friends, has turned into a campaign to raise awareness for men’s health issues.
The boys, known as the “Mo Splendour Boys”, were driven by Ray’s experiences watching his father suffer from prostate cancer and later, losing him to some other complications. In a bid to honour Ray’s father, and sufferers of other men’s health issues, the boys decided to use the road trip as a means of bringing information on such illnesses to the masses.
All proceeds will go to Movember, an organisation that raises funds and awareness for men’s health.
Closer to home, the boys will be holding a fund raising event at The Front in Lyneham on July 23. Admission is free and there will be donation boxes for those who want to contribute.
Read more here
WHAT started off as plans for a road trip to Australia’s biggest music festival amongst nine friends, has turned into a campaign to raise awareness for men’s health issues.
The boys, known as the “Mo Splendour Boys”, were driven by Ray’s experiences watching his father suffer from prostate cancer and later, losing him to some other complications. In a bid to honour Ray’s father, and sufferers of other men’s health issues, the boys decided to use the road trip as a means of bringing information on such illnesses to the masses.
All proceeds will go to Movember, an organisation that raises funds and awareness for men’s health.
Closer to home, the boys will be holding a fund raising event at The Front in Lyneham on July 23. Admission is free and there will be donation boxes for those who want to contribute.
Read more here